This might be of interest to you...
The HNLMS Tromp, one of the Royal Netherlands Navy's four LCF air
defence frigates, will take part in a US Navy exercise in coming
November off Hawaii. The role for the Dutch ship to play in this
exercise is to provide early warning to US participants with its
SMART-L long-range 3D radar.
The ship's SMART-L radar has already received 'Extended Long Range'
modifications to increase the probability of detection against
ballistic missile-type targets. An Aegis cruiser will assume the
role of shooter with SM-3 missiles. When facing ballistic missile
threats, the SMART-L may 'stare' in the direction where the
missiles would come from, not rotating at all.
In a scenario the Dutch envisioned, an air defence frigate
stationed off the Dutch coast could cover the whole of the
Netherlands, Belgium, part of northeast France and part of
southeast England against ballistic missiles fired from Iran. The
Iranian missile was detected while flying over the Czech Republic
and shot down over Germany in the scenario.
Below is Thales Nederland's press release about the upcoming
test.
http://www.thales-naval.com/naval/newsroom/naval-press-clips-06/press-060110.htm
Cheers,
Sunho